Attractions

Things to Do in and Around Marysvale, Utah

Marysvale is a small mountain town with big adventure. Located in the heart of the Sevier Valley and surrounded by the Tushar Mountains, it’s the perfect base for outdoor recreation, scenic exploration, and family-friendly activities. Whether you’re riding the Paiute ATV Trail, discovering historic mining districts, fishing along the Sevier River, or exploring nearby state and national parks, Marysvale offers a surprising number of things to see and do. Visitors enjoy easy access to waterfalls, ghost towns, lakes, wildlife viewing, scenic drives, and local attractions that showcase the history and natural beauty of central Utah.

Scenic & Historic Attractions

The Marysvale area blends natural beauty with rich frontier history, offering visitors access to waterfalls, ghost towns, scenic drives, and cultural sites.

  Bullion Canyon “Canyon of Gold” scenic drive

  White Pine Peak overlook (via Paiute Trail access)

  Marysvale Canyon scenic views along U.S. 89

  Old mining structures and ghost towns (e.g., Kimberly, Alunite)

  Fremont Indian State Park & Museum (nearby)

  Sevier Valley historic sites & museums

Water & Adventure Activities

From rivers to reservoirs, Marysvale provides refreshing water-based recreation and adrenaline-pumping adventure experiences for all ages.

  River rafting & kayaking on the Sevier

  Swimming and paddleboarding at Piute Reservoir

  Fishing at Otter Creek Reservoir

  Boating and water sports in nearby lakes(e.g., Kimberly, Alunite)

  Hot springs visits (Monroe Mystic Hot Springs)

Local Experiences

Marysvale’s small-town charm shines through its food, events, and community spaces, giving visitors a welcoming taste of Utah’s rural hospitality.

  Places to eat in Marysvale

  Local gift shops & general stores

  Marysvale’s annual events (e.g., ATV Jamboree events)

  Small-town festivals & community activities(e.g., Kimberly, Alunite)